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- Mother! (2017) R. Release Date. September 13, 2017. Director. Darren Aronofsky. Cast. Jennifer Lawrence , Javier Bardem , Ed Harris , Michelle Pfeiffer , Domhnall Gleeson , Brian Gleeson.
- Keep the River on Your Right: A Modern Cannibal Tale (2000) Winner of a 2001 Independent Spirit Award, this singular documentary is based on a memoir by anthropologist Tobias Schneebaum.
- The Untold Story (1993) This 1993 Hong Kong film is a fictionalized version of events taking place in 1985, when 10 members of the Zheng family were killed at their Macau restaurant, Eight Immortals.
- Split (2016) Split. PG-13. Release Date. November 15, 2016. Director. M. Night Shyamalan. Cast. James McAvoy , Sebastian Arcelus , Ameerah Briggs , Betty Buckley , Izzie Coffey , Nakia Dillard.
Delving into the dark and often taboo corners of terror, horror movies about cannibalism are a subgenre that chills to the core. These films confront us with a primal fear, exploring the horrifying thought of humans consuming other humans.
Sort by List order. 1. Cannibal Holocaust. 1980 1h 35m Unrated. 5.8 (61K) Rate. 22 Metascore. During a rescue mission into the Amazon rainforest, a professor stumbles across lost film shot by a missing documentary crew. Director Ruggero Deodato Stars Robert Kerman Francesca Ciardi Perry Pirkanen.
- Microwave Massacre (1983, dir. by Wayne Berwick) While the year of its release is known to be 1983, this movie feels and looks like it was made much earlier.
- The Texas Chainsaw Massacre II (1986, dir. by Tobe Hooper) Hooper signed a three-picture deal with Cannon Films in the mid-80s. During those years, Tobe Hooper released his contractually-obligated films: The cult vampires-in-space LIFEFORCE; the sci-fi remake homage Invaders From Mars; and last-but-not-least, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre II.
- Parents (1989, dir. by Bob Balaban) Years before Bob Balaban made this, his directorial debut, he was probably best-known as the kid who…pleases John Voight in a cinema in Midnight Cowboy.
- Ravenous (1999, dir. by Antonia Bird) During the Mexican-American war, Captain John Boyd (Guy Pearce) is promoted after receiving an award for bravery.
- Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
- Bone Tomahawk
- The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
- Eating Raoul
- Death Line
- Delicatessen
- Parents
- Raw
- The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
- Ravenous
Tim Burton is the epitome of a mixed-bag director, but one of his best films — and his last great film — is this period musical horror film about revenge, baked goods, and cannibalism. It stands apart from most cannibal movies for several reasons, but the most relevant is that the consumption of human flesh here is done unknowingly. Men and women a...
In America’s desperate attempt to plant a flag on every hill in the land, its people often found themselves in unwanted territories. Declaring “Mine!” doesn’t make it a reality. Carving up the land and erecting white picket fences doesn’t make it home. You’re an outsider, and you’ve just put your first foot on the frying pan. Bone Tomahawk is a mea...
How do you follow up one of the scariest movies of all time? By switching gears and dropping the gritty and raw horror for some outlandish horror comedy. At least that’s what Tobe Hooper did when he took us on another visit to see our favorite Texas family, and it worked out pretty well too. Leatherface and the gang are still cannibals but with the...
The next item on our fleshy menu comes with a side order of laughs. Eating Raoul tells the hilarious story of a prudish couple with dreams of opening a restaurant, but they’re broke. So, they start killing swingers who frequent the orgies in their apartment block. As we all know, every apartment block has at least one person who hosts kinky sex par...
In the early 70’s, British horror wasn’t known for its contemporary savagery. The landscape was more synonymous with Gothic horror, but director Gary Sherman had other ideas in mind. WithDeath Line he unleashed a socially conscious effort that was inspired by the bloodier fare coming out of America post-Night of the Living Dead. The film follows a ...
The debut feature from visionary directorial team Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro, Delicatessen is, like many of their films, almost unclassifiable. Part horror film about a landlord offing new tenants to feed to his neighbors, part comedy film of an out of work clown in a post-apocalyptic landscape trying to make the best of his Chaplin-esque lif...
Being a child and thinking your parents are strange is something most of us can relate to. When you’re little your parents may as well be aliens because they’re so different from you that they must be from another planet. For little Michael things are no different, aside from the fact that his parents are murderous cannibals. Bob Balaban’s excellen...
Cannibal-Coming-of-Age is a genre we didn’t know we wanted but here we are. Then again, apart from eating other people, the runner up for horrible bodily betrayals is definitely puberty. A grounded personal drama with a sprinkle of awkward college comedy, Raw sees a sheltered veterinary school student developing a hunger for human flesh. In more th...
There are more than a few iconic horror films that may have felt unassuming on release but grew into cinematic legends over the years. George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead and John Carpenter’s Halloween share a shelf with Tobe Hooper‘s tale of a flesh-eating family on the lookout for tasty visitors. It’s stark, raw terror unfolding on the scree...
“Eat to live. Don’t live to eat.” Easier said than done, am I right? Especially when you discover that the consummation of human flesh can increase your natural abilities to supernatural heights. Robert Carlyle stumbles into an old west Sierra Nevada fort and discovers a band of military misfits. The losers are perfect fodder for his endless appeti...
Oct 15, 2022 · Throughout the 1970s and 80s, Italian (and some French) filmmakers made a number of films about cannibalism, most taking place in the rainforests of South America, Asia, and Africa and featuring...
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May 15, 2017 · Acts of emasculation, cannibalism, bestiality (the unsimulated sex scene with a chicken is justifiably notorious), and Babs’ for real shit-eating grin, are all the stuff of tawdry legend. 10. Harold and Maude (1971)
